Hi friends,
This is Anne Lyken - Garner, author, blogger and editor who I'm happy to host for a very good reason. Anne is ready to launch her book, Sunday's Child on May 22nd.
Do join me in congratulating her on her worthy efforts and wishing her heaps of success!
Well done, Anne!
ANNE LYKEN-GARNER is the author of Sunday's Child - the inspiring, true tale of a little girl struggling to rise above appalling living conditions, poverty, violence and abuse.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Sunday's Child tells of the harrowing systematic abuse of a little girl by her grandmother, while giving the reader a glimpse of the political and cultural climate of 1980's Guyana.
In a desperate economic crisis, Guyana is forced to resort to food and energy rationing. Acclaimed author Anne Lyken-Garner's tale picks up on the humorous aspects that the young girl experiences while forced to spend hours in food lines, simultaneously unfolding the sadness and desperation that is her everyday life.
A soldier in Jonestown, where more than nine hundred people committed mass suicide, the young girl's uncle tells her of the dead bodies he's seen - but she doesn't mention the one that she herself has witnessed. When she loses the one person in her life who cares for her - and tries to save her - she knows in her heart that her life is about to end...
Sunday's Child will be released on March 22nd. Please go to the author page on release day to purchase this book: http://www.pulsepub.net/Anne_L
Anne can also be found on her How To Build Confidence blog. All her confidence-building articles here are gleaned from her life's experiences, which have taught her that your past doesn't' have to shape who you are today.
Anne has also started an event on Facebook towards this release. You can join this event at the link below to ask her any questions about anything relating to Sunday's Child or her publishing journey. Event:http://www.facebook.com/events
WHERE AND HOW TO BUY
Sunday's Child is available as a Kindle download from Amazon and a Nook download from Barnes & Noble. It will also be available in PDF and EPUB format from Pulse online bookstore. The PDF version will be viewable on all PC and laptop systems, as well as smart phones, and the EPUB version will be viewable on all eReaders (Kindle, Nook, iPad, Sony Reader, BlackBerry Playbook, etc.). No matter which particular platform they prefer, they will be able to read a copy in a wide variety of different electronic formats, all for only $2.99.
A special discount allows you to purchase an electronic copy (EPUB or PDF) for only $1.99, using the promo code: FFSCALG
Simply enter the code in the appropriate field while ordering a copy of Sunday's Child from Pulse online bookstore:http://www.shop.puls
This is Anne Lyken - Garner, author, blogger and editor who I'm happy to host for a very good reason. Anne is ready to launch her book, Sunday's Child on May 22nd.
Do join me in congratulating her on her worthy efforts and wishing her heaps of success!
Well done, Anne!
ANNE LYKEN-GARNER is the author of Sunday's Child - the inspiring, true tale of a little girl struggling to rise above appalling living conditions, poverty, violence and abuse.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Sunday's Child tells of the harrowing systematic abuse of a little girl by her grandmother, while giving the reader a glimpse of the political and cultural climate of 1980's Guyana.
In a desperate economic crisis, Guyana is forced to resort to food and energy rationing. Acclaimed author Anne Lyken-Garner's tale picks up on the humorous aspects that the young girl experiences while forced to spend hours in food lines, simultaneously unfolding the sadness and desperation that is her everyday life.
A soldier in Jonestown, where more than nine hundred people committed mass suicide, the young girl's uncle tells her of the dead bodies he's seen - but she doesn't mention the one that she herself has witnessed. When she loses the one person in her life who cares for her - and tries to save her - she knows in her heart that her life is about to end...
Sunday's Child will be released on March 22nd. Please go to the author page on release day to purchase this book: http://www.pulsepub.net/Anne_L
Anne can also be found on her How To Build Confidence blog. All her confidence-building articles here are gleaned from her life's experiences, which have taught her that your past doesn't' have to shape who you are today.
Anne has also started an event on Facebook towards this release. You can join this event at the link below to ask her any questions about anything relating to Sunday's Child or her publishing journey. Event:http://www.facebook.com/events
WHERE AND HOW TO BUY
Sunday's Child is available as a Kindle download from Amazon and a Nook download from Barnes & Noble. It will also be available in PDF and EPUB format from Pulse online bookstore. The PDF version will be viewable on all PC and laptop systems, as well as smart phones, and the EPUB version will be viewable on all eReaders (Kindle, Nook, iPad, Sony Reader, BlackBerry Playbook, etc.). No matter which particular platform they prefer, they will be able to read a copy in a wide variety of different electronic formats, all for only $2.99.
A special discount allows you to purchase an electronic copy (EPUB or PDF) for only $1.99, using the promo code: FFSCALG
Simply enter the code in the appropriate field while ordering a copy of Sunday's Child from Pulse online bookstore:http://www.shop.puls
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Congratulations & best wishes to Ann Lyken-Garner on her new book launch.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this, Keats. I really do appreciate your help in promoting Sunday's Child.
ReplyDeleteI gave you some incorrect information. The release is May 22nd not March 22nd. Sorry about that. I hope that you and your readers can join me in the online facebook launch.
Best
Anne
Best wishes to Ann
ReplyDeleteThank you both for your encouragement. I hope you can make it to the virtual launch.
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